Abstract:IntroductionThe study is devoted to visualization and detection of high-level, high-energy and high dose rate ionizing radiation created by isotopes of Chernobyl accident, that are still present inside Chernobyl Shelter. Our approach in solving the problem of visualization was to apply the X-ray phosphors widely used for intensifying luminescent screens or in computed tomography [1,2] and to test their emitting properties under high-energy and high-dose conditions.Here we report on spectral (RL, TL) and dosime… Show more
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